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22/06/2009News
22/06/2009
- Serbia rejects partial implementation of trade accord
- EU, US support Inzko's decision regarding RS
- Croatia tightens control over diplomats' spending
- Serbia's DS insists government is stable
- UNMIK keeps office in Kosovo, despite criticism
- Bulgarians detained at Greek border
- Romania's PNL to file motion against government
- Greece's Karamanlis backs Papoulias for second term
- Bulgaria investigates senior magistrate for corruption
Features
Leaders back Balkan EU accession
22/06/2009
Southeast and Central European presidents say they support the accession of Balkan states into the EU and that the economic crisis is no reason to stop enlargement.
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KFOR to be reduced, NATO says
22/06/2009
NATO will trim its KFOR contingent by a third, possibly by year's end.
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Bulgaria still faces Schengen hurdles
22/06/2009
If Bulgaria hopes to become a full-fledged Schengen member by March 2011, it must implement some key provisions.
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Albania fails EU's visa liberalisation exam
19/06/2009
Bloggers are frustrated with the government's inability to meet EU reform benchmarks, leading to Albania's exclusion from visa-free travel this year. Others blame the EU for an unfair decision.
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Roundup
Science and Technology: Acropolis Museum at your fingertips
22/06/2009
The new Acropolis Museum goes online. Also in science news: Romania's communications ministry launches an e-Romania internet portal, and a team of Turkish scientists make a breakthrough in magnetic cooling.
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Reportage
Tea and Tito in Mitrovica's north
22/06/2009
Caught in a political impasse, residents of a mixed neighborhood try to salvage what was good from the past.
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